Who has the world’s smallest violin for this? I mean give me a break. Don’t want to have a rough workload your first couple years? Don’t go to Wall Street. Esp not Goldman. https://t.co/9UCWCpxQsL

— Ben White (@morningmoneyben) March 18, 2021

Tired Goldman Sachs underlings beg to work ‘just’ 80 hours a week, instead of 100 https://t.co/bkTxGvFaUh pic.twitter.com/u63NTumfqM

— New York Post (@nypost) March 18, 2021

I want to see a protest of Goldman workers

Overworked Goldman underlings beg to work 'just' 80-hour workweeks https://t.co/FjtqryVWSs via @nypost

— Make L.A Great Again ?? - RECALLGAVIN2020.COM (@lalovestrump) March 18, 2021

Goldman Sachs analysts ask to work just 80 hours a week in presentation https://t.co/ttOr2AWj5K pic.twitter.com/EwjH5MMJoS

— New York Post (@nypost) March 18, 2021

Group of junior bankers at Goldman Sachs claim 'inhumane' work conditions

First-year US analysts complete internal survey, describing ‘sleep deprivation’ and workplace ‘abuse’https://t.co/29KPH5BZfG

— Natasha Fatah (@NatashaFatah) March 18, 2021

Utterly unacceptable from a #workersrights, #humanrights perspective.

But also, what kind of work will people be doing under these conditions?

The #financialsector, threatening the #security of us allhttps://t.co/Rp2lJwv3ua

— Natalie Bennett (@natalieben) March 18, 2021

Millennial bankers https://t.co/YAIEpizYVk

— hussein kanji (@hkanji) March 18, 2021

Junior bankers at Goldman Sachs say they're facing “inhumane” condition, including 100-hr work weeks and workplace abuse that's severely hit their mental health https://t.co/MZG0f2TA8V pic.twitter.com/85xE6FQPOP

— Kalyeena Makortoff (@kalyeena) March 18, 2021

https://t.co/buI3DNs3xY

The old floor traders might have been superficially disgusting, but at least they let their clerks sleep.

— Euan Sinclair (@SinclairEuan) March 18, 2021

When @GoldmanSachs junior bankers suffering burnout during grueling 110 hour workweeks issued a cry for help last month, they did so the Wall Street way – via PowerPoint deck. This is what followed ? https://t.co/FmtxB0H5os

— Hugh Son (@Hugh_Son) March 18, 2021

Goldman’s junior bankers are complaining of crushing workload amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals. @hugh_son has more on that story.

Read the article here: https://t.co/k8y5MN7rjn pic.twitter.com/vqpa03z9Or

— CNBC's Closing Bell (@CNBCClosingBell) March 18, 2021

Wealthy people: SPACs seem fun

Junior investment bankers at Goldman: SPACs are literally ruining my life.

Great story by ⁦@Hugh_Son⁩ https://t.co/lWwdpXacJH

— Alex Sherman (@sherman4949) March 18, 2021

Junior analysts at Goldman are detailing a crushing work load, suffering burnout from 100-hour work weeks and demanding bosses during a SPAC-fueled boom in deals, according to an internal survey. @Hugh_Son reports. https://t.co/XG31hUP4nV pic.twitter.com/DR2OM7mJXu

— CNBC (@CNBC) March 18, 2021

Goldman Sachs shares hit an all-time high today, but CEO David Solomon is not having a good PR week. https://t.co/tBtFDAAFOS

— Arash Massoudi (@ArashMassoudi) March 18, 2021

that was fun , let’s do it again soon ⁦@jonfortt⁩ & ⁦@MelissaLeeCNBC ?Full vid here : ⁩ https://t.co/FmtxB0H5os pic.twitter.com/Ybx4dvFIAm

— Hugh Son (@Hugh_Son) March 18, 2021

Goldman Sachs junior bankers complain of crushing workload amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals https://t.co/FDvj9TeWhR

... Meanwhile, the MD’s rocking 1953’s @Hedgeye happily work 80-100hrs/week for #HedgeyeNation. You either have intellectual curiosity or you don’t. ??‍♂️

— Darius Dale (@HedgeyeDDale) March 18, 2021

If only there was a solution to the problem of having too few employees.

"Goldman’s junior bankers complain of crushing workload amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals" https://t.co/qE2SzfbSyv

— Eddy Elfenbein (@EddyElfenbein) March 18, 2021

Goldman's junior bankers complain of crushing work load amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals https://t.co/YtbUdwOvlm

— CNBC (@CNBC) March 18, 2021

"I’ve been through foster care and this is arguably worse"https://t.co/gNt8KrTWbF

— Katia Porzecanski (@KatiaPorzo) March 18, 2021

Feeling this as well given deal volume (we have to decide whether to participate or not) and the normal load.

Goldman Sachs junior bankers complain of crushing work load amid SPAC-fueled boom in Wall Street deals https://t.co/JptKRbbdyC

— K2?is not a cat ?nor a mountain? (@EatDrinkNBeMery) March 18, 2021

This newsletter is all just a pool filled with sharks. It’s where the unwary go to get eaten. https://t.co/TDLvgYtQ6b

— Matt Levine (@matt_levine) March 18, 2021